The phrase "a big interval" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or large gap of time or space between two points or events.
Example: "There was a big interval between the two meetings, allowing everyone to prepare adequately."
Alternatives: "a large gap" or "a significant span".
However, one can study problems with particular non-homogeneous part h for which the solution crosses 0 for a bigger interval.
Compared to ADM, HPM, VIM, MHPM and NHPM, the sine-cosine wavelet method is simple and easy to implement; moreover, it enables us to approximate the solution more accurate in a bigger interval.
We could represent them by a log-uniform distribution in a sufficiently big interval log k ∈, but most of the properties of this probability distribution will not be used here.
Since the average number of successful transmitted packets per sample interval is almost the same for different sample intervals, a bigger sample interval comprises longer period of sleep mode and its ECPkt is larger.
It was, note for note, played in unison, Charlie Christian's 30-second guitar solo from "Benny's Bugle," a piece Christian recorded with Benny Goodman in 1940, with big interval jumps, bent notes and a yanking swing feeling.
His melodic ideas are wonderful, and his timing of when to put in the big interval leap or spring a surprise in the tune is impeccable.
How did you know about my big interval workout yesterday?
However, increasing the window size in the predictable environments increases the noise in the training dataset which causes a bigger confidence interval, and reduces the accuracy of the prediction model.
Big intervals were often found in linkage groups each, indicating that some regions of kelp genome were extremely recombination less.
By using this method, the solution can be obtained in bigger interval.
